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Side and rear setbacks for residential development

Information Sheet January 2015 Page 1 of 5 Side and rear setbacks for residential development This information sheet explains the requirements for side and rear building setbacks for a dwelling house and its ancillary development , under complying development in the General Housing Code. Important note This information sheet is for guidance only and may not contain all the information relevant to every property in NSW. Applicants should refer to the relevant planning controls1 before beginning work, or seek professional advice on how the planning controls apply to their property. The majority of the development that can be done as exempt or complying development in NSW is identified in the State wide exempt and complying development policy (the policy).

provisions for houses and ancillary outbuildings. Rear setbacks are based on the area of the lot and ensure that a development is provided with a reasonably sized back yard for the size of the lot, whilst protecting the amenity of adjoining houses. Table 2: Minimum rear setback requirements for dwelling houses by lot area . Building height up to:

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